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Moving from monolith to microservices isn't just a code change; it's an infrastructure war. We analyze circuit breakers, service discovery, and why NVMe storage in Norway is critical for distributed latency.
Moving from monolith to microservices isn't just about Docker containers; it's about surviving network latency and data consistency. Here is a battle-hardened guide to architecture patterns that actually work in 2019.
Monitoring tells you the server is down. Observability tells you why the API latency spiked only for users in Bergen. A deep dive for DevOps moving beyond Nagios.
Kubernetes networking isn't magic; it's just Linux routing with better PR. We dive deep into CNI choices, IPVS vs. iptables, and why underlying hardware latency defines your cluster's success.
A no-nonsense guide to microservices patterns that actually work in production. We strip away the hype, focus on fault tolerance, and explain why your infrastructure choice dictates your architecture's success.
Vendor lock-in and unpredictable billing are the hidden costs of public cloud FaaS. Learn how to deploy a GDPR-compliant, private serverless architecture using OpenFaaS on high-performance NVMe KVM instances in Norway.
Vendor lock-in and unpredictable latency are the hidden costs of public cloud serverless. Here is how to build a high-performance, private FaaS architecture using OpenFaaS and NVMe-backed KVM instances.
Public cloud serverless functions promise scale but deliver cold starts and unpredictable bills. Learn how to architect a private serverless platform using OpenFaaS and Docker on high-performance NVMe VPS infrastructure for total data sovereignty in Norway.
Transitioning from monolithic architecture to microservices requires more than just Docker containers. We explore battle-tested patterns, local latency realities in Norway, and the infrastructure needed to support distributed systems in 2019.
Serverless doesn't have to mean vendor lock-in. We explore architectural patterns for running OpenFaaS on high-performance NVMe VPS to achieve event-driven scalability while keeping data in Norway and costs flat.
Monoliths are safe. Microservices are chaos. Learn the battle-tested patterns (Gateway, Circuit Breaker, Discovery) to tame your distributed system, and why your infrastructure choice determines your survival.
Stop chasing the 'Netflix' dream blindly. Here is a battle-tested guide to microservices architecture that prioritizes stability, latency, and GDPR compliance, specifically tailored for the Nordic infrastructure landscape.
Serverless doesn't mean 'no servers'—it means 'someone else's servers'. Cut the latency and the AWS bill by deploying OpenFaaS on NVMe-backed infrastructure. Here is the 2019 blueprint for sovereign FaaS in Norway.
Monoliths are safe; microservices are chaos. From Circuit Breakers to Service Mesh, we dissect the architecture patterns that actually work in 2019, specifically for Norwegian infrastructure requirements.
Moving from monolith to microservices requires more than just Docker. We analyze critical architecture patterns, Nginx configurations, and the hardware reality check needed to keep latency low in Norway.
Moving from monolith to microservices introduces network complexity that most cheap VPS providers can't handle. Here is how to architect for resilience using NGINX, Consul, and KVM-based isolation in the Norwegian market.
Serverless doesn't mean no servers—it means someone else controls them. Regain control over latency, costs, and GDPR compliance by deploying OpenFaaS on high-performance KVM instances. Here is the 2019 guide to self-hosted serverless architecture.
A deep dive into optimizing the Linux kernel and Nginx for millisecond-level API responses. We cover sysctl tuning, TLS 1.3 implementation, and why hardware selection determines your ceiling.
Serverless doesn't have to mean vendor lock-in. Learn how to deploy OpenFaaS on high-performance KVM instances to keep your data in Norway and your latency low.
Escape the unpredictability of public cloud billing. This guide details how to implement a sovereign Serverless architecture using OpenFaaS and Docker on CoolVDS NVMe instances, ensuring low latency and GDPR compliance in Norway.
Stop treating microservices like a silver bullet. A senior architect breaks down the network patterns, storage bottlenecks, and discovery mechanisms that actually work in production environments.
Is the public cloud's 'serverless' promise really worth the latency tax? We explore self-hosted serverless patterns using OpenFaaS and Kubernetes on high-performance VPS infrastructure, tailored for Norwegian data sovereignty.
Stop building distributed monoliths. We dissect practical microservices patterns, from container orchestration to Nginx tuning, specifically optimized for the Nordic infrastructure landscape in late 2018.
Public cloud serverless functions promise infinite scale but hide latency spikes and vendor lock-in. Learn how to deploy a sovereign serverless architecture using OpenFaaS on NVMe-backed VPS infrastructure in Norway.
Public cloud functions promise infinite scalability but often deliver cold starts and unpredictable bills. Here is how to architect true serverless patterns using OpenFaaS and Docker on bare-metal capable VDS without sacrificing Norwegian data sovereignty.
Physics is undeniable. Discover how moving compute resources to the regional edge in Norway reduces application latency and solves GDPR compliance headaches.
Serverless is the buzzword of 2018, but vendor lock-in and cold starts are real killers. Here is how to build a compliant, low-latency FaaS platform on Norwegian infrastructure using OpenFaaS and NVMe VPS.
Monolithic architectures are dying, but distributed systems introduce complexity that breaks cheap hosting. Here is a battle-tested guide to microservices patterns—Gateway, Discovery, and Circuit Breakers—tailored for the Nordic infrastructure landscape of 2018.
It's 2018, and green lights on Nagios don't mean your system is healthy. We dissect the shift from passive monitoring to active observability, the impact of GDPR on log retention in Norway, and how to configure a Prometheus & ELK stack that actually explains *why* things broke.
It is May 2018, and GDPR is hours away. We break down the essential microservices patterns you need to deploy on Norwegian infrastructure to maintain compliance and sub-millisecond latency.